🚀 go-pugleaf

Those with pcc-based C compilers may be surprised by the output
of the following program:

int x;

main()

{
    int *ip = &x;

    switch( (int) ip )
    {
      case &x:
	printf( "x\n" );
	break;
    
      default:
	printf( "other\n" );
	break;
    }
    exit( 0 );
}

This compiles without a complaint on a 3B5 running System V, a Microvax II
running Ultrix, and a CCI Power 6 running CCI's 4.2 port.  The output
is "other".  For a clue to what's going on, add a second global int 'y',
and insert its address as another case in the switch.

Jim Shankland

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